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Project-Based Approach To Formation Of Innovative Region Receptivity

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  • Galina Yakovlevna BELYAKOVA

    (Dr. Habil. In Economic Sciences, Professor Department of Economics and Business Processes Management Siberian Federal University)

  • Gennadiy Pavlovich BELYAKOV

    (Dr. Habil. In Economic Sciences, Professor Department of Organization and Management of the High Technology Production Siberian State Aerospace University (named after Academician Mikhail F. Reshetnev))

  • Ekaterina Vladimirovna SUMINA

    (Ph. D. in Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Department of International Business, Siberian State Aerospace University (named after Academician Mikhail F. Reshetnev))

  • Artem Alexandrovich BADYUKOV

    (Post-Graduate Student Siberian State Aerospace University (named after Academician Mikhail F. Reshetnev).)

Abstract

The present research is devoted to the formation process of innovative region responsiveness on the grounds of a project-based approach to management. The factors and content of the project-based approach as a methodological basis for management over innovative activity were elucidated. The role of human capital assets in providing innovative development of regional social and economic systems was determined. The formation levels of innovative regional economy responsiveness at the main stages of innovative project were presented. It was proved that innovative entrepreneurship has a key role in a region's innovative responsiveness formation. The methodological basis comprises a number of Russian and foreign fundamental research works on regional economy, innovative development, and project management. The following scientific research methods were used during the research system analysis, factor analysis, statistical analysis, component analysis.

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  • Galina Yakovlevna BELYAKOVA & Gennadiy Pavlovich BELYAKOV & Ekaterina Vladimirovna SUMINA & Artem Alexandrovich BADYUKOV, 2017. "Project-Based Approach To Formation Of Innovative Region Receptivity," Regional Science Inquiry, Hellenic Association of Regional Scientists, vol. 0(2), pages 119-130, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:hrs:journl:v:ix:y:2017:i:2:p:119-130
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